Hi Neo,
the PR was closed because it was outdated but Tobias Fredersdorf
promised to open a new one with more up to date code -> so there is more
code but not available until now. I will meet him f2f in the next week
and report the status, in case there is no PR to await soon.
At the RIOT
Hello developers,
in the comments of the Pull-Request 5099 it seems that Tobias
Fredersdorf stops now his efford in implementing the MRF24J40 driver.
What is the status of the MRF24J40 driver development? Is there more
code available as stored in GitHub?
If not - I have some additional
Hi Peter,
Yes, i've used the last configuration that you posted (as you suggested me
last time).
I tried to use the pin PA06, but i can't be able to read different values
but 1206 (or similar).
For the test, i've used a simple analog potentiometer plugged to PA06.
*best regards, *
*Alessandro*
Hi Alessandro,
what is your code base? If you have adapted this PR (as I proposed some
time ago)
https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/pull/4162/
it should be PA6, PA7, PA8, PA9, PB2, PB3 according to the ADC channel.
Compare this configuration:
Hi Rioters,
I've some troubles about using the ADC on the SAMR21-XPRO board.
At now, i've added the libraries and required features for it, it compiles
and i can use the "periph_adc" test, but i'm not able to find which GPIO
are used for the ADC.
In less words, i need an help to start using the
Dear Anon,
On Thu, Jul 21, 2016 at 05:32:19PM +0300, Anon Anonymous wrote:
> I have a task to read/write the internal EEPROM block on the
> STM32L151 MCU and as I can see there's no driver or interface
> implemeted yet for this kind of task.
>
> My question is how can I add the EEPROM features